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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-21
HERR moss Masapans.

. L. .LIH 2
A New York dispatch Of the 2eth In.
stant SayS: Cooper Union was packed
last night with Anarchists aud Social
OATS. Tho audienas numbsred 5000,
and assembltd % q protest against the
hanging Of che condemned Chiesgo An
.Afchists. On tho platform we're Herr
Most. Waiter yorn,an. Col. Hinton Of
the Leader, Mrs. Block Mrs. Dandis4
and 200 kundr4d Others. Herr Most
said: Friends and Anarchists, is IL
anlawful to have free spseeh ia, thip
country What are s,Aess nlsn anilty
OFF they fought. against musdsTipS
police and rObting capitalists. Seven
policemen ners AuIed. and they want
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DEPOT HoTEL-Clark l. Green Proprie.
torn.

P Mccall and family. Elko; L Mil
lert' q F Williams, Carlin; r Assalsns,
d Reynolds, w Jerrett, F E Chagnon,
Smith Weiland. G G Winter, FP Mar
tim w F Winter, Tuscarora; VIM Glider,
Willow Greek; 10 Hennen, Pleasant; E
m BAUM 7 8 Moore, Union City;
Frank Thompson, N Langridge. Carson;
y L Wines and wife, Eureka; CE War
ner, Ranch; W P Thomas, Sacramento;
Jacob Conrad, Lamoille.
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IRumhOlfat IAouan.

Having resumed the management Of
this popular Hotel. I desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener.
ally tbatgood accommodation At rea-
sonable pices win be maintained,
,,-,..,, The BAR ....-
Will be stocked with fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors. by, the
glass, bottle or gallon. Give the Hum
boldt call. ,as - fsst
912 sG fa,sd 10. LANG.
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CphOlSteFinR.

Welnve employed for a short time q
6rst class UPHOLsTERER and those
who have MATTRESSES, LOUNGES
etc. in need of repair should embraeethis
opportunity to hive them put in good
order. This workman will remain but
q short time and those who desire to
avait themselves OF his services must
bring their work AT ONCE. THIS ia
the bsSt opportunity yon wilt ever have
to get yonr upholstering done with
neatness aud dispatch. ......
6-l3 BnowN i HosxINs.
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80 Cents n pair.

I have on hand about 100 pairs
Ladies' buttonKi Gloves. sizes 8, 81.
81, and 81, which I will close out at
the above prics. Don't miss this chance
Of getting o pair of Kid Gloves cheap.
zig .a-t NJ. REIHHkRT.'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-21

Stop at Mo!gnD's BLACKSMITH shop
where you can get hor.s shoeiaR
wsgon repairing aud al kinds Of black
sanithiaS done on short notice. Salts
tSjtion gunrsn:, ~ 70 quality Of
work aud prize
srlsasg llGa AGm LATsM,GAAA
a l6 ,.stt. .,......y
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RakAaAn.

nm III U|IItIIIug N''N TTFNN"fl ifIi ~ 80
ts, Ths old Stage Stable, near tho red
denoe Of q. O. wseaev. h. offered fsr
sale. For fass,lss parsicuiara' call on q ~
address -"
30. -, &c H. 4. Buz$n.
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to the State Fair is only $40 95.
A nice lot Of remnants in Ginghams,
only cents yard, At Rosenstock's.
A fine young blood hound passed
through by express on this mornings
train.
. William Smiley, Of Deeth, passed
through this morning e. route to the
The annual reunion of tho G. A. r.
opens at st. Louis an the Oath instant.
Nevada will be represented.
The Nav York veteran fremen hava
visited the city by the Golden Gate and
returned to their homes on the Atlantic
Coast.
The Stanford party, which is visiting
Oregon and Washington Territory, will
60 to Victoria and thence retuEnto San
Francisco.
A gang Of tramps boarded Southern
Pacific train at Gait, CAL, seated the
passengers aud demanded money last
Thursday night. FS'
A New York dispatch Of the Goth
inst. says that Roger A.. Pryor has
agreed 10 undertake che case of tho
condemned Anarchists. go
Cresc0 Plainder;--We wish It was as
hard for. the rich nan to- enter the
United States Senate as it Is for that
class to enter the kingdom of heaven.
g. Milt Polk passed through ais. morn
ihgin charge Of q car load of Hereford
cattle, from Scott g. Cos ranch near
Halleck, which will be exhibited It the
State Fair.
Il has Just leaked out that che late
Samuel, j. Tilden's doctor bill was
Sl43. 900. No wonder he died. Almost
any man would rather die than. face
doctor bill like that.
Chicago Tipes:- Senator Hiscock is
said to DO .squieNy pushing himself for
the Presidency" It is safe 80 cay that
no man ever imposed upon hi1Aself
>,oore difficult and lonesome task.
On ~MondAy morning, two passenger
trains Oh Ci NJ. q St. p. railroad col.
Iided at iull speed about two miles north
of Dubuque. Iowa. Five persons, sii
train men, we're killed outright. None
of the passshggrs were injured.
Having located in Elko am pre-
pared to all orlers for Painting, Grain
iag and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco.
r.tions q speciality. All work first
class. Leave orders at Brown & Hos
KIN spSp . o. F.HAhvrr.
Tsrre Hsuts lInd.] NJ aila4 Robert
Liucoln says he don't want the Presi-
oency and 5itn Blaine declares that he
wouldn't have il as q gift. That 10
pretty hard on ths PreideDcy hut it is
ronsolipg TO rsmember that In pinch
old Jack Sherman could be iaduced to
take It. -""a~
@W,lliamO sBriea, Ia .prison for prist-
lug tho eruth aboat 4As-eonditioa Of Ire-
land and ths. needs and desires of her
people, saya tn vlrgssie Chronicle, will
do nrorsEESs the libecatioa Of his coua,ry
than he ss6id acconPIisS IL free. His
incarceration will show 70 the English
people what the policy of Coercion re-
Quires and to whetit4ssds.
Silver State:.-Not long ago English
Georg', Who was sent to che Peaiton-
inry for horse stealing, was decinred
Insane and was sent In the Asytum.
Everybody about the prison considered
him as crazy % bed bug, but DR.. Lee
believes that he has assumed hts orsEi-
ness that ne may be Nhers he has o
better chance "a escape.
John W. MacbaS VIII visis Mauposa
county in . few days - lay out import.
ant work Of dsEnlorsAsnt in the vnss
estate lately purchased BY syndicate
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FIFTY GENTS PER WEEK.

An Classics OF LeRitImate adj
.vertiSenlents mot Exceeding Ten
Dimes Inserted In this .CoIunSIa
ifDr Fifty Cents = Week. N,
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rae CnaVefsAI OmbIna ton
Fence

Proof against ell animals from, rsb-
Sat to mad steer. Prices - follows:
Q inch mesh pr rod $l.35
3 inch mesh pc: rod 80 $1.15
Puinted Pickets eta per rod extra.
Reduction on large orders.
Manufactured nv
( q UsII 4 Wa \ ouso
Elko, New.
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WILL

You be wise enough to profit by it when
1t eomesf Arc you willing to help it
Alongf| II yoa are, do not wait until it
bursts upon you unawares, but do Your
best 70 hurry and push il. =.
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CHEAP beating stoves at Gabay's.
siiII Driv'pE. Look Out.

Go0ds must be- either sold or given
assy ~ tina popu'sr house Of o len
hsimer K Schwartz, 36i snd 366, Main
atr at.
$50 remnants embroidery at one
fifth It's value.
rs d,zen h Il OF our black jersey
gloves NJ Sc per pair, worth 35c.
50 d6zsn left OF our childfen'e sailor
coilsrs, SO zach.
100 DEG IA ladies fnll regular made
hose, four PAR Tor u, worth SOC pr
pai,.
l25 b'xes ladies' white handkor.
chi.t', 25s per box.
$50 boxes white and roloud rusch'
In p. &c pr yard, worth 25c and SOC.
Children's hoods aud ~toboggsn cape
at oue.hslf their value.
50) srots dress buttons B., worth Is.
SOL remnants six, oneiouIth ne
yains.
500 remnants satin, one.icurth iis
vsl1'.
:5'pmtsn,s velvet, Doe. iourth ito
val. -.
leo remnants dress goods, one.
iouith its vslup.
100 pieces ehg'nt gray flannel iol
mating skirts NJ 20c. worm 30e pei
ys'd.
Dfsss O ,nnsI ioc per ysrd, worth 0j'
pe' ward.
$50 bed eomi.rts full sizs, 75c, worth
81 %.
r emhro'ds-sd .hsms snd o'steir
st one hat thsir va us.
Foil lins Of b'tBki.st sbazlp.
Come one c n1 81, 3 tte great sale
tomOffow al
0rrGSnuMsR 4 scLwALizs
96i A.d 800 Main street.
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ately remove the telephones from the
Cotton exopsnge, and to notify them
that that We will not be responsible
for thu rental 81 or this date.
az. B. sUoas, President,
~. Med MASSEY,
IF. ID TALLY,
"Y. VANDKsBURo,
'EMMAT l. WooDsos,
vi N EsrKs,
IN. FosTAINK."
"MRNPms corToS EXCHANGE, Oct. s.. 1887
IN. N. Cook, Manager Cumberland Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, Msmphi',
Tsnn..
"Dear Sir-Inclosed please fiod
action taken this day by the board oi
directors NJ the Memphis Cotton III.
change relative to the removal Of tue
telephone from the Cotton exchange.
In accordance Herewith, you are
hereby notified 10 rem W. said tele'
phone immediately, and that we will
not be responsible from date for the
rental Thereof. Very respectfully.
"HRNRY HoTrKR, Sec'y.
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CONDENSED

MERIDA, Mexico.-Port hes been
closed against the United Ststss on
account Of "the epidemic Of cholera in
New York"
Troy, N Y.-The assignee Of the firm
OF Ogden, Calder x Co., bankers and
brokers, Is Fred P. Allen, OF this city, |
The amount involved Ii not vet
known, but Ia believed to be upward
OF 100000. AlU
CINCINNATI, GA passenger from
Rugby, Tenn, brings the news to-
Hughes, OF England. the author OF
"Tom Brown at Rugby" died al Rug.
by, Tends this morning. Her son
Thomas returned to England q week
ego, after q visit to his aged mother,
CLEVELAND, 0.--The marriage Of
Miss Mollie Garfield, daughter Of the
late President Garfield, and J. Stanley
Brown, her fathers former private
secretary, which was to have been
celebrate 4 at acc Wednesday, 0cto.
Der %. al Mentor, has been postponed
until later 10 the season.
Kansas Cry, Mo- j. v. Parker,
assistant general freight sgent Of the
Kspsm City, Fort Scott & Gull railroad,
has resigned and has been appointed
assistant general freight and passenger
agent Of the Union Pacific, with head.
quarters ut Salt Lake City. TIE ap.
poin'ment takes effect October 20.
NKw YoRK Gen. Hlracs Porter,
vice prssic.nt Of the Pullman Car
company, said today that he would
not be surprised TO see the Bsltl more
Il Ohio sleeping car Q vice rext In
the market. That was the talk he
heard, but he did not know whether
the Pullman company would be the
buyer.
CHICAGO, Il.-The work OF copy.
ing the record in the aDarchis,
case for use In the United
States supreme court is flushed
and copy Of IL will now be rent Il
Ottawa for comparison and certifca
ton by the cle'k OF the Illinois su
preme court. Capt. Black will proba
bly, start east with the record sbou
Monday.
OTTAWA, Ont.-J. ID. Raymond
United States consul In this cit,
about twenty years, was found dead II
McCrsdy 4 Sons, tannery At Brook
vile, with a hole In his eide. Dealt
had evidently taken p'fce early In ID,
night. Ii Ia not believed that com
mitted suicide, but how the shooting
occurred Ia unknown. The lam
lily OF the deceased live In ogdens
burg.
CgIcAeo. III. This afternoon, In
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PROGRAM.


/ The reception commit co will meet
on the wharf at the foot Of Court street at
l.S o'clock pm. Friday, October II, and
Gu bark on the steamer to be provided for
art at West Memphis, and from that point
they will esc ort them or the steamer TO the
city ard TO the Gayofo hotsl. The commit.
tee and N emb'rs hereof will provide putlic
from which point the will march with tbs
presidential y ,rty TO tbs hotel n procession.
z At o'clock pm. the entertain ent
committee and the committee Of ladies
will, rep ir to the srsnd rsrlors, of the Gay
oso hotel, and after being introduced to the
President and his patty, will In procession
OF y ivats and public car Ia. es, conduct
then at $3.50 O'clock p N. to n grand ob'er.
ya'ion stand, 10 be erected on the bluff on
this custom-houfe grout de-. where they will
stiffness the frand py%rotechnic display ON
the river. The military committee will pro-
vide this stand
pr, cess on will eordrct The pfesidsntiai
party T. the parlors e the Ihickassw club,
where by special invitatiop q reception will
! given TO the psr y and Invited guests, Al
the conclu' 90 Of the RECEPTION the ent,r.
tsipment committee viii conduct the parry
20 the hotel, wbsro at II 80 o'clock, =. m,
the tresi ent will be serenaded By the Jack
tonisn club.
4. Promptly nj 2;S0o'elock .. M, on Fri.
day, the MI itary committee sili begin the
firing, at suitable intervals, Of GUNS on The
blun including n p'esii-ntial salute.
.. Promptly ats o'clock, n. D. Saturday,
the cou mittee on procession will have the
procession IN line and ready 10 move Al
command.
8. At = O'Clock Saturday morning the
OF ladies' will proceed 10 he hotel IL %piiyste
and public carts ses, nd rect the President
and his party In the grand parlor Of The
hotel and conduct them 70 the head Of The
Irte nion 10 he thtn in line and waitir z for
them, when the procession committso AVID
grand marsha will assign Them 10 q pace iu
the urocetsion, 90 that the Pres dent, NAVY
and these nommittee, viii To- M a mari a. m.
proce sion an march aa such mill ihev ,.srb
'Ourt square. a. htrsiuatter pfoyid,d The
procssnon committee aud the grand narshal
n G Instructed tOto arrAn.e the march oil ne
Procession as to place the pres donti.l party
Court Sauare IL Il: 80 o'cifss wbop th.y viii
procetd 10 the iquAfe n hereinafter pfoyid.
cd.
I. The decorative commi'tte will proyid.
as and IN Court quAfs, whore the addtess
Of welcome and the resi- oniss Of the Pre,i-
8. A. 1880 och Oh a.m. the Entertainment
committee and the committee Of lsdis. will
e0oduet tie President and PARTY from Ihs
hne Of pfoces ion 10 the star a 10 Court
iqnaie aud provide seats for ih,m on the
gana, and, as fer ~ practicable, toe mem.
befs Of the committee, sil oeeupy ~ an
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Y. N. q. a. NOTES.

MsnBKns OF the q, mDaslum arc 70
questsd 10 turn out In full on Tues
dsy night, In order to arrange Tor an
exhibition.
EVERY member lie requested 10 be
present at an important business
meeting this afternoon st b o'clock,
directly alter the gospel services are
oyer. DO no, fail to attend this meet
ing.
luz gospel meeting and service Of
song, at 4 O'Clock this afternoon, will
be conducted by hurry Galbreaih.
Young men cordially invited TO at
tenn. Service lasts but N hour, and
IL made pleasant and profitable by
abort tabs and good singing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
II TRAUv pUsHERs.

Capt. Jamth N. Uiunk, the Leading
salesmsn for the Memphis grocery
company In Mississippi and Arkan.
sas, 10 spending = lew days with his
family IN Washington street.
X. Leigh woIslsy and Charles
Foer ouinos, cotton factors from Law.
erpooi, England, s,e at the Gsyoso.
william Ns~b,ras-, representing a
large clothing arm 81 N.w York, has
asample room At tho Peabody.
n. h. Hhsteip, Richmond, Va
What liner Tobscco, OF couue.
He spends today at the Peabody.
-.
JouS II. why, the southern sales.
man Of s~ietson's ismous bats, Phila.
dslphla, 10 dc Aifg his stylish tileto his
Memphis customer,
..
W. y. srEIKhp, Baltimore, with
franks Of toyr, was AMONG the late
arrivals nj the Peabody last night.
-.
q, ". n. REID, Philfdelphia, who
sails tea, the beat from tho land Of the
heather Chinse, spends todsy at The
Peabody.
w. y. ApAn, New York, has no
string tied 10 him, u he does cell spool
cotton THREAD. He IL the general
southern SCENT for his factory, and 10
stopping ct .hs Gsycso.
%.
Scott Nssblti, OF Ksntas City. Mo,
Who 10 investing largely In Memphis
real estate, 10 stopping at the Gayoto
-.
Isaso Freiberp and /. Rheinstrom
two Of the largest rquor dealers 81
Cincinnati, are s~pending reveal days
In the city, 81 the Gayooo.
". Q. Entley, New York; II. A.
M,sill, Cincinnati and A. W. West.
gate, Chicago, travelling salesmep, are
q, the Gsyoso.
q. Liesieldt, Of Hamburg, GsImapy,
Who has represented q leading cotton
arm Of thst city here ss purchaser for
several s,ssons pest. retu. rcd ir N
his home Fhday lee, brir glpg With
him q cbsrming young wife. They
have sp irtments ., the 0ayoso.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

This week will be- the mesi xeitlns
In tie J ittofy Of Memphis. Toe visit
Of the Pretid.nt and Mrs. Cleveland
10 this city will draw togsihsr the
greatest number Of people ever gath
s-ed here. 1be COMMITTEES 81 receo-
ton hss made airavgsmsnts With the
Gayoso hotel snd have secured the
m at luxnhioua aud comfortable bed
rooms, psilts. private dining rooms,
ate , for the presidential party. The
Caro- so hotel will leave nothing I'M
done to make the hsppiest Impression
on our distinguished suests and do
honor 10 ilnelf aod The srsa, mans 10
bears As the leading hoIel Of the
sonth. .IN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

$l6 90 will buy, tomorrow, a bee utiful
elk combination dress pattern,
every suit containing 4 yards OF
velvet novelty. This Is n rare
bargain Of which all should
avail themselves.
EUREKA Mebkon's Eureka black
silk, already well known IN this city,
though introduced by US this scissor,
IL the only silk warranted not to tplit
or crack. To make It popular and
place IL In every house, We offer, to.
morrow,
100 pieces at 81 81, equal 10 any 81
silk In service aud beauty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
MENKEN AVID COMPANY.
A SOLID COLUMN
BUsTLING WITH BARGAINS I

Tomorrow will be feast day In our
house. Having established the f@h-
ions for The season at our opening les,
Wednesday, the fashionable world
need wait no longer. Every day
diminishes selections, and the gems
are picked out fret. The choicest
silkr, wraps, dress goods and other
foreign novelties are imported In small
quantities, ard the early purchaser
mas the advantage. Tomorrow will be
absolutely a dsy Of Bargains in every
department. Read u great dresi
goods sale advertisement in another
column OF this paper.
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ORDER YOUR CARPETS EARLY


Place your orders iJr carpets q
once The big Iush IN comiDg. We
are Offering every inJucemtnt TO buy
now. Tomorrow We open
100 rolls Of body. tapestry and velvet
esrreta II reduced piicee.
500 large Brussels rugs at 81 so.
800 smyrna mats n So
1000 psirs lace curtains al 81 90. worth
s. %.
500 window shadee. complete, on
spring rollers, NJ 6gs each.
Wanted for Carpet Department:
Two experienced s%alesmrni also an
experienced curtain salssman.
MOLE, Don't fail 10 read aur erea,
dIess so1ds fale. Advertise.
ment 10 another column.
Decorated tea sets, ~ pieces, 81 90,
Children's tshle trays With spring
'arenines only SOC.
Btass bapeitg lamrs with IA inch
opal ahade aad brilliant burner. ~ll
complete for tomoir'w, only 81 so
French ct Ina n er-dinner coffee
cups spd s,uo'rs. new Ulster decora,
uap, only 81 "a se'.
1000 J~apsnese % jol baksis, q new
ib,ne, only DC.
Il shi.dsy marble ed clocks with
n.thsdral, gong and halfhour strife
,lb kind, only 90 s25 kind, only SIS;
$50 kind, only so.
3 cs'es New yo,k Mills hlasched
sh,etins, the bcssin the world, cply
2ic ayad a. ''f' r' ~ I
6esses bee, Yard vide domestic, soit
iuiah. srass bleach, only &c; worth
loo; sold tor l0c e'sswh,fe.
100 q zen ali white irip.ed doyliss
at S0si price . sewhefe 81 20.
80 piec,s 00-inch all linen damnk
- 49,; sood value Or dc 10
20 dozen bnbers' towels SIC.
100 d,Etn all linen hack towels. %
tclss ~ ~, AZ CSC each; regular
rice 45c.
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KAHN d FREIBERG,
1863, III, l73 Main Street.

l69, III, l73 Main Street.
Just received from ast isnes sale Of
the ttock Of
KlNSLEY, TODD & co.,
Of Broadway, New York, I'll colors
Curtain scrim, l0c; worth l5c.
Beet Blue Psrcsle, for boys WASTE,
l2ac.
All cnlors French Saline, l0c.
Lice Bed Spreads and Shsmp, ST. 20;
worth SO 90 a SCI.
Lace Curtain Goods, extra wide,
35c per yard.
Diaper, 10 yards in a piece. 75c.
All colors Cashmere, 36 inches
wide, Zoe.
Colored Diagonal Dress Goods, l5c F;
worth 26c a yard.
Look at our Fifth Avenue Liveritd
Colored Jackets, worth IS 90, for
"a co.
Every lady must have one OF ,het e
bean iiul dressy ,okets.
Ii y0u want some f,bcy plush for
needle work we have it for 75c per
ysrd, slightly damaged.
New short wraps a, very low pr,cse,
just received from auction.
shoes. Shoes Shoes.
We have more shoes than we have
space for, therefore we must slaughter
them.
Ohildreb's bu.toned Shoes, 60c
worth ST. 25.
Misses buttoned Shoes, 81 90
worth 50 90.
ladies' kid buttoned Shoes, II 80
worth 80 90.
ClTtie d Wheeler's fine shoes 80 80
Ffer ch kid button 50, worth S..
Misses foe kid shoes ST..
Best meh's shoes 81 rs, worth 50.
CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
Anything in this line at one-kal
the wholerale cost.
KAHN Il FREIBERG,
100, III and i7s Main street, Corne
Of POPLAR.
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~HRLLOi-NO ANSWER.
The Cotton bxehsnE. Telephones
Ordsrea 0st by tue Heard.

The Cotton Exchange retephoue-
Ordsr.a 0st by tue Heard.
Yesterday the following action wss
taken by the board Of directors a the
Cotton eIcbsbfe as 10 the an,i.isle'
phone contest with the Cumberland
telephone and telegraph company, Of
Nashville; .,-
"osing 10 the removal VI nearly ell
Of the telephones be ongifR 10 mem
hers ~ the Memphis Cotton exchange,
tbsi eby making the ssry }, very nm.
rellable and unsattiactory, We, The
undenlgntd, members OF th- boaId Of
directors Of the Msmph q q ttol
ehspss, hereby ipstfuc. toe locrstaIy
10 order the Cumberland telephone
and telegraph company 10 lmmedl.
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The rresidepi aud mrs. Cleveland.
The hht busin' Q, men Of Memphis
are taHine s~dvaatsge II The upportu'
nifty row pre- eht,d q, iorthe lrit I me,
Of sending 30 Their arisnts through.
ut he c, ultry an ara ic gem 81 the
lithcgTaphic ART, which was go,,eu up
by the Tracy Printing Company, 81
this ci,y.
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SILKS! vELvETs! PLUSHEs!

At $50, plain and striped roveliy
Velvets, elegant new goods, eui'a.
bic for combinations and trim
mingt
At 81 10. For this price se will cell,
tomorrow, a blIck gros Rrain elk,
sctually worth 81 70. Every lady
should secure o pattern Of this
splendid tilk at 81 10.
AT 81 70, all silk colored satin fhs-
damep, Of Lyons manulIc ture and
pure dye, q specially.
At 81. An entirely new silk fabric In
cnlofs and black, called Velvet
Vendomme, regular price 81 30.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
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that "Mepken's 10 The house Tor
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oy examining nj ttock. On opening
day Ne were disappointed by the ron
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arrived since and will be Exhibited
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and 'oa' bah, only 81 Oh.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
We Have In stock

We fthvo In BLOCK
and will sell for immediate shipment
OF delivery
/ new ~ ho'si power Stationary
E12ine and Boiler.
| new 20.hre power Stationary
Eu giue and Boiler.
new IL horse power Semi.porta.
biz ErgiD- aud Boiler.
new 25.hnrss power Semi.porta.
BILE Eopine and Boiler.
! new l5.horse power Stationary
EDgine.
l new 20 horse power Stationary
EngiDe.
l nes 80 horse power S!stiona y
Engine.
These are Chandler & TAyloi's rele.
brs'fd stlfnontained Phoenix Ea.
Rinee, the best.
WooDs 4 Woo D.,
1872 Second street, Memphis, fem.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

SPECIAL MOLE: We arc now dis.
playing the greatest array Of evening
and wedding silkr, laces ard novelties
I've shown In this city. No lady
should buy without locking through
our stock.